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  • Most drivers admit using mobiles: Survey

    More than half of Australian drivers have used mobile phones while driving, a new survey has found.

  • Coming soon from BlackBerry: Five things to look forward to

    These are dark days for Research In Motion (RIM) and its BlackBerry brand... or at least dim ones.

  • Kodak axing digital cameras business

    Kodak, which filed for bankruptcy last month, is killing its digital cameras business and plans to focus on printing in an effort to save money.

  • In Pictures: 12 free apps for Valentine's Day

    Looking to spice up your Valentine's Day a bit this year? Check out the following 12 free Android apps designed to help you find the best flowers, chocolates, rom-coms, love poems, dinner reservations, mood music and much more. (All apps are Cupid approved.)

  • Kingdom rush tops iPad app chart

    Devotees of the strategy defence game genre have helped Kingdom Rush emerge as the most popular paid-for app for the iPad this week.

  • iPad 3 rumour rollup for the week of February 7

    Even as the Patriots' hopes and dreams were strangled in the Super Bowl, the iOSsphere rumours for iPad 3 mounted anew on wings like eagles.

  • IP entertainment system connects Pilbara workers

    When you work in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia, it’s easy to feel isolated. Which is why resources and energy companies that operate in the area go to great lengths to ensure employees are connected – and entertained.

  • Preview: Prada Phone by LG 3.0

    The Prada Phone by LG 3.0 is the third smartphone LG has developed in collaboration with Italian fashion label Prada.

  • Wednesday Grok: iPhone on top but Android owns the noobs

    The Great Game for philosophical hegemony in this post-historical epoch continues to unfurl. Yes, that's right — smartphone market share figures for Apple and Android have been updated. It appears that in the last quarter the natural order was restored, with iPhone dominating US sales again, according to one survey, and dominating worldwide shipments, according to another.

  • Samsung: Galaxy S III won't be unveiled next month

    Samsung has moved quickly to denounce rumours suggesting its upcoming Galaxy S III smartphone would be unveiled at a scheduled media event in France on March 22.

  • Report: Amazon to open physical retail store

    Amazon, a pioneer in Internet retailing, may soon open up a brick-and-mortar shop.

  • Rumour: 7mm thick Galaxy S III to be unveiled next month?

    Samsung's next flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S III, may be officially unveiled in March and will be just 7mm thick, according to the latest rumours.

  • Top 7 Truths About Consumerisation of IT

    The phenomenon is only growing stronger. Here's what IT and business leaders need to know

  • iPad 3: Predictions and challenges

    Kyle Wiens of iFixit, a Web site that provides free repair manuals and advice forums, has been a reliable prognosticator of everything Apple. With the next iPad expected to come out in March, Wiens recently gazed into his crystal ball.

  • AT&T users report getting throttled at 2GB despite 'unlimited' data plans

    If you're an old-school iPhone user who still has one of AT&T's unlimited data plans, be prepared for a rude awakening.

  • Telstra reports issue with BigPond email accounts

    Telstra (ASX: TEL) has confirmed that a small number of BigPond email customers have not been receiving mail since the weekend beginning 4 February.

  • Samsung Galaxy S II vs. Samsung Galaxy Nexus

    Samsung's Galaxy S II is one of the most popular Android phones on the market. But can it be topped by the new Galaxy Nexus? Let's find out!

  • Smartphone shipments outpaced PCs in 2011 for first time

    Smartphone shipments overtook personal computers -- including tablets, laptops, netbooks and desktops -- for the first time in 2011, according to new research from Canalys.

  • Review: Toshiba Tablet AT1S0

    Toshiba's AT1S0 may have a strange name, but it's a relatively straightforward Android tablet. It's a smaller version of the Toshiba Tablet (AT100) but lacks the same unique features as that model.

  • Vendors show voice call hand-off between LTE, 3G networks

    Qualcomm this week revealed a key step in enabling voice calls over LTE handsets. Working with Ericsson, the chipmaker says it recently completed the first voice call handover between LTE and 3G networks, and will showcase the achievement later this month at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

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